By geometrical interpretation, prove tha...

By geometrical interpretation, prove that
(i) `sin(alpha+beta)=sin alpha cos beta+sinbeta cosalpha`
(ii) `cos(alpha+beta)=cosalpha cosbeta -sin alpha sinbeta`

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